Las Vegas Grand Prix
Ticket Prices
18 Tickets
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| 1 | Flamingo GAGeneral Admission | $492 | General Admission | 3 days | Koval Lane platforms |
| 2 | T-Mobile GAGeneral Admission | $809 | General Admission | 3 days | Sphere chicane |
| 3 | Heineken GrandstandGrandstand | $925 | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 4, Koval Lane |
| 4 | Lewis Hamilton West Harmon (later offer)Grandstand | $983 | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 17, final stretch |
| 5 | West Harmon GrandstandGrandstand | $1,012 | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 17, final stretch |
| 6 | Turn 3 GrandstandGrandstand | $1,329 | Grandstand | 3 days | Turns 3-4, west side |
| 7 | T-Mobile GrandstandGrandstand | $1,445 | Grandstand | 3 days | Turns 5 and 7-9, Sphere |
| 8 | Main GrandstandGrandstand | $2,051 | Grandstand | 3 days | Grid, pits, Turn 1 |
| 9 | Club ParisHospitality | $2,542 | Hospitality | 3 days | Paris terraces, the Strip |
| 10 | Grand Prix TrioOther | $3,178 | Other | 3 days | Contents not published |
| 11 | HGV ClubhouseHospitality | $3,728 | Hospitality | 3 days | Turn 16, Harmon Avenue |
| 12 | Turn 3 ClubHospitality | $5,489 | Hospitality | 3 days | Turn 3 |
| 13 | SkyboxHospitality | $8,377 | Hospitality | 3 days | Main Grandstand |
| 14 | Bellagio Fountain ClubHospitality | $8,400 | Hospitality | 3 days | Bellagio, the Strip |
| 15 | Trackside TavernHospitality | $10,902 | Hospitality | 3 days | Paddock Club roof |
| 16 | Wynn Grid ClubHospitality | $25,997 | Hospitality | 3 days | Location not listed |
| 17 | Ramsay Garage (launch)Hospitality | $28,885 | Hospitality | 3 days | Paddock |
| 18 | Ramsay Garage (later, sold out)Hospitality | $31,774 | Hospitality | 3 days | Paddock |
How Much Are Las Vegas Grand Prix Tickets?
Three-day tickets for the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix launched at $492 for Flamingo general admission on Koval Lane, and that price already includes taxes and fees. Flamingo has since sold out, which leaves T-Mobile GA at the Sphere, $809 at launch, as the next standing option.
Assigned seats run from $925 at Turn 4 to $2,051 in the Main Grandstand. Hospitality opens at $2,542 for Club Paris, while the Ramsay Garage went from $28,885 at launch to $31,774. Every three-day ticket covers Thursday to Saturday, November 19-21.
Is the Las Vegas Grand Prix Expensive?
Yes. At $492, Las Vegas has the second-most expensive entry ticket on the calendar, behind only Miami at $695. The nearest rivals are Abu Dhabi at $462 and Singapore at $429, with Monaco, Silverstone, and Baku between $380 and $399.
The gap to Miami is smaller than it looks, because Miami’s $695 leaves out ordinary ticket fees and the Vegas price includes them. The real sting is the step up to a seat. The cheapest grandstand costs $925, while China and Monza sell whole weekends for $72 and $144.
Official three-day launch prices for every 2026 ticket and hospitality product, with taxes and fees included.
Explains the $50 single-day Flamingo practice ticket and lists the Grand Prix Trio at $3,178.
Standard Tickets to the Las Vegas Grand Prix
Las Vegas splits standard tickets between two standing areas and five assigned grandstands. Main and West Harmon holders can move between the connected East Harmon, West Harmon, and Koval zones, while T-Mobile GA stays separate.
Flamingo GA
Koval Lane platforms
$492
3 days
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Flamingo GA
T-Mobile GA
Sphere chicane
$809
3 days
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T-Mobile GA
Heineken Grandstand
Turn 4, Koval Lane
$925
3 days
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Heineken Grandstand
West Harmon Grandstand
Turn 17, final stretch
$1,012
3 days
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West Harmon Grandstand
Turn 3 Grandstand
Turns 3-4, west side
$1,329
3 days
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Turn 3 Grandstand
T-Mobile Grandstand
Turns 5 and 7-9, Sphere
$1,445
3 days
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T-Mobile Grandstand
Main Grandstand
Grid, pits, Turn 1
$2,051
3 days
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Main Grandstand
Stand locations, the Turn 3 move for 2026, zone access and the Heineken beer inclusion.
Flamingo and T-Mobile standing areas, their views and the separate T-Mobile zone.
VIP and Hospitality Tickets to the Las Vegas Grand Prix
Las Vegas hospitality launched at three-day prices that include taxes and fees. Only the Ramsay Garage comes with a genuine paddock pass, and the other packages offer tours, pit walks or terraces in its place.
Club Paris
Paris terraces, the Strip
$2,542
3 days
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Club Paris
HGV Clubhouse
Turn 16, Harmon Avenue
$3,728
3 days
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HGV Clubhouse
Turn 3 Club
Turn 3
$5,489
3 days
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Turn 3 Club
Skybox
Main Grandstand
$8,377
3 days
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Skybox
Bellagio Fountain Club
Bellagio, the Strip
$8,400
3 days
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Bellagio Fountain Club
Trackside Tavern
Paddock Club roof
$10,902
3 days
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Trackside Tavern
Wynn Grid Club
Location not listed
$25,997
3 days
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Wynn Grid Club
Ramsay Garage
Paddock
$28,885
3 days
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Ramsay Garage
Product-specific hospitality prices, locations, catering and access, including the Ramsay Garage paddock pass.
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Las Vegas Grand Prix Ticket Questions
Tickets for the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix launched at $492 for three days of Flamingo general admission, with taxes and fees included. Grandstands run from $925 at Turn 4 to $2,051 on the main straight, and hospitality starts at $2,542 for Club Paris.
For racing, the Main Grandstand is the best Las Vegas Grand Prix seat, facing the grid, the pits and the braking zone for Turn 1. West Harmon at Turn 17 is the cheaper assigned choice at $1,012 and comes with the same access to three connected zones.
No, the $50 Las Vegas Grand Prix ticket is a single-day Flamingo general admission pass for one practice night. It won’t get you in on Saturday’s race night. The three-day Flamingo pass that does cover the race launched at $492, taxes and fees included, before it sold out.
Standard Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets don’t include food, with one partial exception. The Heineken grandstand at Turn 4 includes beer for guests aged 21 and over, though other food and drink cost extra. Catering starts with hospitality, from Club Paris at $2,542 to the HGV Clubhouse’s inclusive bar.
Only one Las Vegas Grand Prix hospitality product includes a real paddock pass, the Ramsay Garage, launched at $28,885. Wynn Grid Club offers a guided paddock tour, Skybox a scheduled pit walk and Trackside Tavern tours when available, and none of those is the same as paddock access.
